University of Birmingham Postgraduate High Fliers Scholarship 2026

£5,000 scholarships are available for international students choosing to pursue a Masters degree with us in September 2026.

Table of Content

• Summary
• Benefits
• Requirements
• Application Deadline
• How To Apply

Summary

• Application DeadlineJuly 31, 2026
• Value£5,000
• Study LevelMasters
• SponsorUniversity of Birmingham
• City to studyBirmingham
• School to studyUniversity of Birmingham
• Eligible CountryAll Countries

Benefits

• £5,000

Requirements

• You must apply for and receive an offer to study a taught Masters degree at the University of Birmingham (UK campus) starting in September 2026.
• You must be domiciled in one of the selected countries listed below.
• You must be classified as an overseas fee payer for tuition purposes by the University.
• You must start your studies in September 2026 on a full-time programme delivered at the University’s UK campus.
• Students in receipt of a full or partial tuition fee scholarship from an external organisation are not eligible. If the University becomes aware that a student is sponsored by a third-party organisation (i.e. an organisation is providing a full or partial scholarship covering tuition fees), the student will be disqualified from receiving the Postgraduate High Fliers Scholarship. If the scholarship has already been awarded, it will be withdrawn. Please ensure you accurately declare your funding source during enrolment.

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Application Deadline

How To Apply

For the £5,000 Postgraduate High Fliers Scholarship, no separate scholarship application is required. If you meet the eligibility criteria, the scholarship will automatically be deducted from your tuition fees. Simply pay your admission deposit by the deadline stated in your offer letter and accept your offer to study with us.

Please consult the FAQ's below and our International Recruitment Scholarships general terms and conditions for further information on conditions and exclusions.

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